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Newspaper

Grand Rapids Tribune

Location

Grand Rapids, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1914

Page

29

Barnes Candy Ad Promotes Pure Chocolate Treats

An old community notice highlights Barnes Chocolate Candy at Lil Second Street South, touting pure food compliance and high quality over low cost. It mentions a soda fountain, souvenir cards, and a long established business of seventeen years, aiming to reassure parents about safety and goodness.

Barnes Wny Mr. Barnes Lil Second Street South United States Flo City

Adenl and Podawifay Co Store in Urine Fields

Adenl and Podawifay Co has built one of the citys most up to date establishments in Urine Fields. The Second Street store offers neatly arranged clothing and gents furnishings from Hirsh Wiretwire Company and Sln¢eriy brands in dust proof cabinets. Abel presides as president with H A Sampson Jr as vice president and treasurer and M Fridstein as secretary. Abel and Fridstein oversee operations credited with notable growth and courteous fair dealing as factors in the businesss success.

Second Street I. OD. Abel H. A. Sampson, Jr M. Fridstein Messra Abel Fridstein

Gloue Brothers Shoes Carried By Local Firm

Gloue Brothers, incorporated in 1911, runs a shoe business with a store in the city at 102 Second Street South and another in La Valle Wisconsin. They handle their own brand of beer, guarantee every pair, maintain a large stock, and operate a modern repair department using the genuine Goodyear welt system. Henry Glene is president, J Natron vice president, William O Glene secretary and treasurer, with Cleve as executive heads and directors William J Gleue George P Hambrecht Henry Gleue Guy O Babcock and Fred Netzow. They are known as sterling business men in the community.

Gloue Second Street la Valle Wis Henry Glene J. Natron William O. Glene William J. Gleue George P. Hambrecht Henry Gleue Guy 0. Babcock Fred Netzow Sterling Business

Howard's Varluty Store Prominent Local Shop

S W Howard proprietor of a well known Second Street South store offering a wide range of goods from crockery to jewelry. Since taking possession a year ago he expanded to six and ten cent counters and multiple departments with courteous service and a large Janesville store. He has 16 years in the business and is regarded as a shrewd buyer by jobbers.

Second Street S. W. Howard Howard Janesville Indkes Crand Rapids

Bossert Coal Company Builds Reputation for Service

The Bossert Coal Company, a longstanding supplier of coal, wood, cement and hay, operates three delivery teams across the city from headquarters on Seventh Avenue South. Founder Mr Bossert has twelve years of experience and is praised as a progressive, patron-focused businessman.

Lue Uye Ti Red Bossert Mr. Bossert Flo Seventh Avenue Mr. Bosgert

Potter's City Lunch Room Promises Quick, Clean Service

Potter's City Lunch Room at 347 C Grand Avenue, run by BR. S. Potter, has been serving patrons for three years. The establishment offers both table seating and counter service with short orders, aiming for courteous care and to satisfy a steady clientele.

Potter's City Grand Avenue BR. S. Potter Potter

Mrs Eml Allerton Millinery Leader at 13 Second St N

Mrs Eml Allerton runs an established millinery shop at 13 Second Street North. The up to date store offers a dialed stock of hats hair goods and toilet articles with styles that are latest and prices within reach.

M. Allerton Second Street Ste

Pioneer Tailor Mr Bunkert at 389 Grand Avenue

Banked advice veers toward clothing quality and neat appearance. Mr Bunkert runs a full service shop with in house design cutting and sewing, offering cleaning and repair. Established twenty eight years in business with forty five years in trade. Garments guaranteed for price and workmanship. Tribune ad urges readers to try.

Bunkert Grand Avenue Bankers Dus'ness

Caulke Grocery Firm Prominent Grand Rapids Fixture

Located on Second Street near the rail district, Caulke’s store is praised as reliable and well kept. The shop offers a wide stock of groceries flour fruits vegetables and general provisions with fresh lines and a neat inviting condition. Established seven years ago, Goulke has earned strong patronage through fair dealing and honesty. Advertising in The Tribune is described as an investment.

Second Street City Fhff Caulke Grand Rapids Goulke

Eugene Miller Bicycle and Auto Shop Ad

Eugene Miller passes for a long established Eugene business offering repairs for bicycles and motorcycles. The shop at a local street carries major cycle brands and auto products including Dudley cycle car Case automobile Excelsior and Pope motorcycles with a Bowser gas pump and a large parts stock.

Dudley Cycle Car Case Automobile Excelsior Pope Motorcycles

Undertaker J Ragan Leads Local Mortuary and Furniture Firm

J Ragan has built a seven year presence in the Spafford building with two floors of embalming and funeral outfits. He offers full funeral service, operates a first class furniture store, and stocks a wide range of carpets rugs and bedding. Prices on furniture are noted as exceptional for the county. A Tribune want ad may secure desired items.

J. Rk. Ragan Spafford Raun

D M Huntington Prominent Inca Business and Auto Shop

For thirty years D M Huntington has been a key figure in Inca business life and runs the oldest garage in the city. He offered repair services at reasonable prices with a full stock of auto supplies, tires, tubes, fuel tanks, and lubricants. He is Ford agent and has sold twenty five cars this season, with strong prospects to double. He has lived in the city forty years and captained a steamship crew for thirty years, remaining a respected local leader.

Huntington Mr. Huntington Ford Car

Emmett 1 McCarthy Skilled Horse Shoer of Industry

Mr Emmett T McCarthy operates a scientifically minded horse shoeing business at Oak and Third Street. He has twenty years in the trade, a brick shop and barn he owns, and a growing clientele across the city and nearby areas. He also offers neat horse clipping and serves as alderman of the third ward.

Pew Emmett T. McCarthy Oak and Third Street McCarthy Lerin Lonar

GUEY LIVERY STABLE OPENS TO PUBLIC PRAISE

A. J. Hasbrouck, long time operator of Guey Livery Stable, serves Ely with sanitary, well kept horses and rigs. His two story building at 1d% Kirst Street North houses buggies, surreys, wagonettes and first class funeral equipment. Trusted, experienced drivers and private auto livery accompany his popular, reliable service enjoyed statewide.

A. J. Hasbrouck Gropveletor Ely Hasbrouck Chiss Elusvrouel

George Frechette Sample Room Prominent Local Vendor

George Frechette operates a well regarded saloon at 106 Second Street South with an elegant sample room. He offers fine wines liquors cigars and a wide stock for a high class trade. Public schools in Grand Rapids are described as thorough in all departments.

George L'Rechette Second Street South Frechette George Irechette Hig Secion

City Garage Serves Citizens And Visitors On Vine Street

IAUTOMOBILES REPAIRED IAUTOMOBILES REPAIRED that is why the City Garage of which C. Jacobson and W. L. Holiday are proprietors is serving so many of our citizens and visiting motorists. Located on Vine Street the garage has been established one year and now carries a full line of auto supplies and is Buick Auto agents. The proprietors are praised for public service and quality goods. Both are popular in our town.

City Garage C. Jacobson W. L. Holiday Vine Street City

McCamely and Pomainville Hardware Firm Spotlight

McCAMILLY and Pomainville Hardware Company at 121 Most Street North celebrates two years in business. McCamley runs operations while Pomainville oversees a thriving real estate side. the business offers a full stock of hardware, stoves, tinware, cutlery, sporting goods, granite ware, and fishing tackle, with a reputation for reliability and community respect.

Most Street North McCamey N. Pomainville Inc McCamley Pomainville

City Garage Emphasizes Modern, First Class Service

The up-to-date garage is a necessity for every city and town as automobile use becomes universal. A garage built on the latest plans and equipped for first class service will be patronized by the public seeking reliable maintenance and care.

Griesbach and Keip Horseshoeing Firm on Jackson Street

Griesbach and Keip on Jackson Street advertise practical horseshoeing and general blacksmithing to improve horse gait and cure lameness. Established four years, the firm of J W Griesbach and OG F Keip runs a two story modern brick shop claiming scientific work and guaranteed results.

Messrs Atate

No use advertising without the goods said to matter

A quip notes that advertising is pointless without quality goods, and goods alone lack impact without promotion. The saying links product merit with marketing, underscoring the need for both.

Loock’s Grocery a Leading City Store for Quality Goods

Conspicuous among city groceries is Mr F Loock South street store established about one and a half years ago. It offers staple and fancy groceries flour and feed fruits vegetables confectionery cigars garden seeds and more. Prompt polite service and citywide delivery build its large patronage and esteem.

4. F Loock, South Loock

Grand Rapids Bakery Under New Ownership Honors Sanitary Bake House

J. J. Coates and F. C. Williams took over the Grand Avenue bakery March 16, 1914. The plant sells wholesale and retail, outfits a capacity of three thousand loaves daily, and stresses cleanliness and up-to-date ovens. Coates, with sixteen years as a baker, manages an admired shop drawing discriminating patrons as trade grows daily.

J. J. Coates F.C. Williams Grand Avenue Coates Sheir

Natwick Electric Co. Built Local Electrical Firm

Natwick Electric Co run by IP J Natwick operates at 342 Grand Avenue with wiring, installation, and repair services. The firm stocks a wide range of electrical supplies, fixtures for office and home, batteries, bells, spark plugs, and installs contracting in the region. Stores also in Stevens Point and Marshfield, maintaining high grade stock and service.

IP. J. Natwick Natwick Electric Company Grand Avenue Briach Stevens Point Marshield Naiidwik Elise Eleetrvichin Abraunehes

Peoples' Tailoring Co at 105 Grand Avenue No More Than 16.60

The Peoples' Tailoring Co offers one price for suits and overcoats at 16.60, made on the premises. Manager C. R. Matthews heads the Grand Rapids business, which carries a large selection of fabric and a full line of gent's furnishings. Established two years, the store has earned a strong local reputation for smart styles and quality service.

Grand Avenue C. R. Matthews Grand Rapids Matthews

Paul the Florist Showcases Floral Refinement and Design

At 05-407 Saratoga Street behind the Methodist church, Paul Besa runs three greenhouses with seven thousand square feet of glass. He displays cut flowers, funeral and wedding designs, party arrangements, and dinner table decor. The business, two years in operation, emphasizes original up to date design and growing early vegetables.

Paul Beasa Saratoga Street Besa

An Adt In the Tylana Message to Sellers

A historical notice argues that men with items to sell should send many messages to receive more responses, emphasizing volume as the path to inquiries and sales. The text frames advertising as a marketplace tactic relying on quantity to attract attention.

Dr J S Sayles Delivers Top Dental Care In City

Dr J S Sayles offers elite dental service in the Cohen Building with modern instruments. Practicing six years in the city, he specializes in crown and bridge work, difficult operations, preservation of natural teeth, and guarantees all work.

J. S. Sayles Cohen Dr. Sayles

Julien Hotel Opens In City Center Since 1890s

Located opposite the Chicago and North Western depot at Grand and Fourth Avenues, the three story brick Julien Hotel was built in 1894. G. Mayes took possession four years ago and runs the first class house with steam heating electricity and a well equipped dining room and sample rooms.

Chicago & North-Western Grand and Fourth Avenues G. J.ayes Mayes Great Western E Hotel Dubuque

John Nilles Harness Shop Leader in Grand Rapids

John Nilles operates a harness and saddlery shop at 339 Grand Avenue in Grand Rapids. He has four years in the location and twenty five years in the trade, supplying quality goods with satisfaction guaranteed. The Tribune promotes printing quality and notes Nilles as a respected local businessman.

John Nilles Grand Avenue Nilles The Trrade Niles Nil Es

Agiland Parrodin Pro Gressive Firm Noted Locally

Agiland and Parrodin run a four year old business at 125 West Street North selling fresh, salt and smoked meats. They pride themselves on customer service and sanitary market practices, with D Reiland and AFF Parrodin recognized as popular local merchants.

Tailor-Made Man: R J Matthews of Grand Rapids

R J Matthews operates a ladies and men’s tailoring and drapery shop in the Old Wood County Bank building. Established four years, he designs, cuts, fits, and completes garments on site with a four to five person staff and a large stock from top producers. He is conscientious, affable, accommodating, and well respected by patrons.

Wood County Bank R. J’. Matthews Grand Rapids Matthews

Also Mentioned on This Page

W. Hh, Barns Adenl & Podawifay CO Howard's Bossert Coal Company Eml Allerton Tribune Gaul Eugene Miller Eugene Miler Eugene Miller Mr. Miner J, Rt. Ragan the Tribune D. M. Huntington Emmett 1. McCarthy Guey Livery Stable Iautomobiles McCamilly Romainvile Hardwarte Company Ford D, M. Huntington Grand Rapids Bakery Natwick Electric CO Peoples’ Tailoring CO Paul Rotel, Julien Wool County Bosane Alstom John Nelles Patronize Tribune Advertisers Agiland & Parrodin West Street D. Reiland Perrodin RF. Matthews Rudulph Road
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